My car will sell !
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oblio

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5,603 posts

256 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Following on from the catchy 'My car won't sell' thread I want to inform you that it will, and has!

The new owner picked up today; banker's cheque raised and banked; and drove her away.

Thoroughly decent bloke who I am sure will (re)introduce himself to you soon! wink

As to the replacement...the impending new house needs a garage conversion with electrically operated door; a new back door entry; decoration; new cooker; some new flooring etc etc.

Sad me but happy wife...and tbh that's whats most important to me right now.

So as they say..."so long and thanks for all the fish"...it's been a blast!

Jockman

18,410 posts

189 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Excellent news Graham - if you know what I mean !!!

Best wishes for the future smile

lady topaz

3,855 posts

283 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Welcome to the non AM owners club Graham. Not a good place to be, but at least we've lived the dream. Like me, haunt the forum. God only knows what Jockman will get up to without guidance.

Di

michael gould

5,698 posts

270 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Excellent !

Jockman

18,410 posts

189 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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lady topaz said:
Welcome to the non AM owners club Graham. Not a good place to be, but at least we've lived the dream. Like me, haunt the forum. God only knows what Jockman will get up to without guidance.

Di
Di, I have Boy George as a light to steer me through unchartered waters wink

You are starting off a new sub forum here biggrin

krisdelta

4,670 posts

230 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Glad to hear you got the sale you needed, someone has got themselves a great deal!

Cheers

Kris

spice

654 posts

299 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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oblio said:
Following on from the catchy 'My car won't sell' thread I want to inform you that it will, and has!

The new owner picked up today; banker's cheque raised and banked; and drove her away.

Thoroughly decent bloke who I am sure will (re)introduce himself to you soon! wink

As to the replacement...the impending new house needs a garage conversion with electrically operated door; a new back door entry; decoration; new cooker; some new flooring etc etc.

Sad me but happy wife...and tbh that's whats most important to me right now.

So as they say..."so long and thanks for all the fish"...it's been a blast!
Cleared funds I hope ! Hate to put the mockers on it but a bankers cheque ain't worth a wk.

tonyhall38

4,194 posts

245 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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nice one...

yeti

10,679 posts

304 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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Maybe I should start a 'My lottery numbers won't come up' thread and see what happens...

Glad you got the result you wanted smile

Slarti

1,828 posts

183 months

Monday 6th August 2012
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There was a clue in oblio's closing comment - who else could have bought it therefore other than yours truly!
I was saving up for a dbs and since selling my v8v to a fellow PHr, I've been suffering - everything from the shakes, to nervous twitching and even the occasional unholy dream. So I thought, "damn this, I need something to tide me over!". Anyway, saw said car, agreed a deal and picked her up this morning. I'm already falling in love - I don't think this is going to be the stop-gap that i had planned. The car has been beautifully maintained and is an absolute credit to oblio.

I also want to say what a totally fab forum this is. Without it I wouldn't have met the young gentleman that I sold my v8v to (thorougly decent chap) and I would not have met oblio - a complete gent and such a pleasure for me to have met.

Thanks for a great day oblio - lunch, racing cars and a db9 all in one afternoon - splendid! Please let me know if there is any hint of an issue with the bankers draft and please stay on the forum!

Jockman

18,410 posts

189 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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Great to have you back Slarti.....and in an adult car to boot !!

You never actually left though, did you ? wink

petecowie

190 posts

256 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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I had contact with Oblio while I was in the market but knew I had a house purchase to content with I knew I had to try this being a grown-up lark frown , fantastic car and tbh far nicer than the car I bought, congratulations on your purchase.
Pete

spice

654 posts

299 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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(Please let me know if there is any hint of an issue with the bankers draft and please stay on the forum!) Hi Slarti, a deal amongst gentlemen , enjoy your purchase
:cool

oblio

Original Poster:

5,603 posts

256 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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Slarti said:
There was a clue in oblio's closing comment - who else could have bought it therefore other than yours truly!
I was saving up for a dbs and since selling my v8v to a fellow PHr, I've been suffering - everything from the shakes, to nervous twitching and even the occasional unholy dream. So I thought, "damn this, I need something to tide me over!". Anyway, saw said car, agreed a deal and picked her up this morning. I'm already falling in love - I don't think this is going to be the stop-gap that i had planned. The car has been beautifully maintained and is an absolute credit to oblio.

I also want to say what a totally fab forum this is. Without it I wouldn't have met the young gentleman that I sold my v8v to (thorougly decent chap) and I would not have met oblio - a complete gent and such a pleasure for me to have met.

Thanks for a great day oblio - lunch, racing cars and a db9 all in one afternoon - splendid! Please let me know if there is any hint of an issue with the bankers draft and please stay on the forum!
What ho Slarti wavey

A joy to meet you for a couple of hours...not so much of a joy when you drove away frown

Thanks all for the comments smile

NB A bank cheque raised in the presence of both myself and Slarti presents zero chance of any issue. For the uneducated: the bank take the funds from Slarti's account; hold them in a bank holding account; they raise the cheque against these funds; I present the cheque at my bank and hey presto zero issue. All done in the presence of Messrs Slaeti and Oblio.

Back this up with the fact that Slati is a true gent and I'm twice the size of him and know where he lives and voila - no drama's hehe

George H

14,714 posts

193 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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Slarti said:
There was a clue in oblio's closing comment - who else could have bought it therefore other than yours truly!
I was saving up for a dbs and since selling my v8v to a fellow PHr, I've been suffering - everything from the shakes, to nervous twitching and even the occasional unholy dream. So I thought, "damn this, I need something to tide me over!". Anyway, saw said car, agreed a deal and picked her up this morning. I'm already falling in love - I don't think this is going to be the stop-gap that i had planned. The car has been beautifully maintained and is an absolute credit to oblio.

I also want to say what a totally fab forum this is. Without it I wouldn't have met the young gentleman that I sold my v8v to (thorougly decent chap) and I would not have met oblio - a complete gent and such a pleasure for me to have met.

Thanks for a great day oblio - lunch, racing cars and a db9 all in one afternoon - splendid! Please let me know if there is any hint of an issue with the bankers draft and please stay on the forum!
Could you not have got a green one? tongue out

Congratulations though.... Now just don't wrap it in white! smile

Slarti

1,828 posts

183 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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Jockman said:
Great to have you back Slarti.....and in an adult car to boot !!

You never actually left though, did you ? wink
There comes a time when the boy becomes the man. Thankfully slippers and a pipe are not prerequisites.
Actually starting to prefer the look compared to the v8v (which is starting to look a bit squashed to me). Strange, when I had the v8v I thought the 9 was too long(?)

Slarti

1,828 posts

183 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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Slarti said:
There comes a time when the boy becomes the man. Thankfully slippers and a pipe are not prerequisites.
Actually starting to prefer the look compared to the v8v (which is starting to look a bit squashed to me). Strange, when I had the v8v I thought the 9 was too long(?)
Oh, and being a member of this forum is part of the ownership experience - I was really starting to outstay my welcome :-)

Slarti

1,828 posts

183 months

Tuesday 7th August 2012
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George H said:
Could you not have got a green one? tongue out

Congratulations though.... Now just don't wrap it in white! smile
Green!!?? Yuck!! :-)
Write wrap? Well, now you're talking George!
Actually, quite liking this tungsten - its really rather a nice colour.